St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-30

son. OF Nina avenue, gave reception and
dancing party to about two hundred guests.
The house was tastefuy decorated with
flowers. Seibert's orchestra furnished music
for the dancing, which was continued until a
late hour.
Miss Maggie Riley. of Laurel avenue, enter
tanned friends with Il toboggan party Tuesday
evening. After pleasant evening at the
slide the party returned to Miss Rieys home,
where dancing and refreshments were in
dulged in. A number of ladies from abroad
were present.
give hop and exhibition drill at the armory,
corner Sixth and Exchange streets, Thurs
day, Feb ). An exhibition drill will be given
at S:45 p. IN. Gov. McGlll and staff and many
members of the legislature are expected to be
present
Mrs. H. NJ. Rice and daughter, of 2S5 Sum-
init avenue, gave q reception Wednesday
evening from TO o'clock in honor of Miss
Anna Tsdale, of Chicago. Miss Ferguson, of
Detroit, and Miss Fairch Id, of Madison, who
have been her guests for the past week.
Mrs. W. 7. Hurt, of Summit avenue, gave a
progressive euchre party Tuesday evening.
Miss Alice NJ. Baker and E. p. Wilgus won
the lead prizes, Mrs. E. P. Wilgus and j. B.
Metz the progressive and Miss Freeman and
Ed Van Gorder the BOBBY prizes.
Mrs. George Halowell entertained the
''Tribulation" social clab Friday evening.
Progressive euchre was played. Mrs. c. s.
Bartram and Mr.. Wallingford winning the
head prize and Mrs. Murray and George Will
SOL the progressive.
The ninth social hop of the Junior Dancing
and Carnival club was given at the Drake
Block hall Friday evening. Abont 100
couples were in attendance, the costumes of
number of visiting couples being noticeable
among the number.
1t is announced that the wedding of Miss
ll-n l.
occur Feb. 10. The wedding will be quiet
affair, followed by a reception at the resi-
dence of the brides parents from until
O'clock.
Messrs. Crozier and Dennis. of Philadel-
phla, and 3ra!nweli, OF New York, who have
spent the carnival season in the city, gave a
dinner to the membe of the Nushka club at
the Minnesota club house Monday evening.
The Swedish society, Vega, will give its
sixth annual ball at Pfeiffer's hall Feb. II,
Prizes TO the amount of SO will be presented
to the finest masked couple. The First regi-
ment band will furnish the music.
The banquet of the Magnolia and Possum
clubs at the Ryan Monday night was one of
the most thoroughly enjoyable events of the
week, Gov. Lee, of Virginia, and his party
being among the guests.
Constellation Capter No IS, o. E. s., will
give its first concert and social party at NJ L.
sonic hall, corner of Third and Wabusha
oAttCLo, HSAl w SQllGSudy eN0llluS1 CeU ., at .
O'Clock.
Miss Mildred Cooper. 3S2 Exchange. street,
observed the ninth anniversary of her BIRTH
day on Thursday with a childreu's party given
to large number of her little friends.
The Misses Rice and Auerbach gave a
sleighing party Thursday night. After the
storming of the ice palace lunch was served
ut the residence of Miss Auerbach.
DR.. Fulton will give sleiehing party Mon
6lV evening in honor of tho Misses rd
After the ride the party will dine at the Min
nesota club house.
The first annual ball of st. Paul Union No.
IS, Journeymen Horseshoers, was held Fri
day evening at Pfeiffer's hall. There was a
large attendance.
The next hop of the series now being gi wen
by the Junior Dancing and Carnival club,
will be held at the Drake Block hall Friday
evening, Feb. II.
The Nushkas took their weekly tramp to
Merriam Park last evening. After dancing
at Woodrutf'S the party returned to the city
in sleighs
Mrs. George Halowell entertained nearly
one hundred friends 1T her residence, oppo-
site the castle, Thursday evening, during the
storming.
The wedding of John W. Merriam and
Miss Lizzie Draper will occur about the
middle of next month. The cards are not yet
out,
Miss Biaelow will give a german at her
residence on Exchange street next Tuesday
evening, IN honor of number of visitors.
Mrs. Edmund Rice, Jr., will give q german
at the RYAN Wednesday night. A large num-
Der of invitations have been issued.
The Crusaders will give an entertainment at
their hail on Tuesday evening. a fine pro
granne has been arr anged
The Misses Perrin gave a tea party Tuesday
evening in honor of their guest, Miss Man
ming, of Marquette, Mich.
j. r. Churchill. president of the Whirl-
round Toboggan club, gave banquet to the
club on Monday evening.
Miss Sarah Barbeau was rendered sur
prise party by twenty-five of her young
friends Friday evening.
The next social hop of the Patriarchs club
will be given next Tuesday evening at Stand
ard hall.
Ms. John w. White, of Portland avenue.
will give a german at her residence Monday
evening.
Miss Maud Smith, of Dayton avenue, gave a
reception and tea last evening from to s
O'Clock.
Miss Flandreau will give german at her
residence on Pleasant avenue, Friday night
Mrs. +. /. Frost has issued invitations for a
tea party to be given Tomorrow evening.
The engagement of P. J. Scannel and Miss
Sara o. Brien is announced.
Personal Points.